1968 Fiat 2300 2300S

KEY FACTS This Fiat 2300S Coupe is a rare and elegant Abarth-enhanced classic Italian grand tourer, styled by Ghia and powered by the desirable Lampredi-designed straight-six engine. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 2.3-litre inline-six featuring twin Weber carburettors, driving the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transmission. This example was originally an Italian-market model, which was later imported to Australia, where it passed compliance in November 2017. Under the current ownership of nine years, the car has reportedly undergone a documented bare-metal exterior restoration in the correct period Fiat colour Amaranto, alongside significant mechanical refurbishment including a rebuilt braking system, rebuilt gearbox and replacement clutch. According to the seller, the car's early history is particularly notable, having reportedly first been driven by Juventus legend and FIFA 100 member Giampiero Boniperti before spending much of its life in Perugia under the ownership of the Agnelli family. It also retains the original Automobile Club Socio Perugia and registration decals dating from 1971. The odometer indicates 9,098 km, though this is not warranted. Build year: 1968 EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES As the flagship "S" variant of the Fiat 2300 Coupe, this example was factory-equipped with the Abarth-developed engine featuring twin Weber carburettors, offering enhanced performance over the standard model. This is the sought-after Series 3 variant, distinguished by its functional side vents, revised interior, and factory Abarth-tuned engine specification. This example is finished in the handsome shade of Amaranto (Deep Wine), over a black vinyl-trimmed interior, featuring burgundy carpets, as well as chrome and wood veneer trim. It rides on a set of 15-inch Borrani cross-spoke wire wheels with three-ear knock-offs, fitted with Pirelli Cinturato tyres. Equipment includes disc brakes, twin front spotlights, a wood-rimmed Nardi wood steering wheel, twist-out fr